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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-17
Hen advertisements.
Public Sale
Or A.
i House and Lot, III
IN ANNAPOLIS.
IN ANNAPOLIS

DY VIRTUE of q power contained in the
ID will OF Louisa Chew; deceased, duly admit
ted 10 probate IN the Orphans Court OF Anne
Arundel county and recorded In the once OF
the Register OF Wills Of said county In Llbcr j.
w b.. No. /. folio 175. win offer at public
sale at the Court House door In the city OF An
SATURDAY. june 25th, 1887.
ut Il O'Clock NJ. the following property. Ali
that lot Of ground improved by comfortable
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
situa re in Acton Lane. Annapolis Nd. where
the said Louisa Chew resided at the time OF her
death. OF which the said Louisa died seized
and possessed.
EE-(For title thereto see Deed from Charles
Shorter and wife to London Pinkney ct al.
trustees, dated cath June. 1870. recorded in :.
H No. 4. folio 500. aud deed from London Pink
ney CT al 20 Louisa Chew OF same date. record
ed In s. III. No. T. folio Bib
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash on rati-
fication OF sale. balance in two equal INSTALL
ments At six and twelve months, deferred pay
ments 20 be secured by notes OF purchaser
with surety and 20 bear interest from day OF
sale, or all cash at option of purchaser. de-
posit of $50 will be required on day OF sale.
WIN. s. SOUTHGATE, Executor.
JAMES NJ, MUNROE, Atty,
JULIAN BREWER. Autioneer. 5.2Sts
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"A GARD
PROPOSALS
FOR FRESH BEEF AND VEGETA
BLES AND FRESH BREAD.
OFFICE OF GENERAL SToREKEEPER,
u. S. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANNAPOLIS, ND, May 10Th, 1887.

OFFlCE OF OENEkAL DIOhEhEEfEh,
u. S. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May 10th, 1887
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
y at this Office, until IL o'clock A. NJ. on
the 18th day of June, 1887, for supplying
such quantities of Fresh Beef, Vegetables,
and Fresh Bread as may be required at the
following Navy Yards and Stations for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1888, viz:
Portsmouth, N. H., Charlestown, Mass.
Newport, r. l., Brooklyn, N. Y, League
Island, Pa, Annapolis Md, Washington,
ID. c., Norfolk Va, Pensacola, Fla, and
Mare Island, Cal.
Specifications and blank proposals can
be obtained upon application at the In
spection Provisions and Clothing at any
of the Navy Yards or to the Pay Officers
at Stations.
Proposals may be made for one or more
articles deliverable at one or more Yards
or Stations, and will be considered sepa-
rately for each article and place of deliv-
cry.
The Government reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Proposals should be enclosed In sealed
envelopes and marked Proposals for
fresh provisions, water or baking"
J. PORTER LOOMS,
Paymaster, u. s. Navy,
5-17 General Storekeeper N. A
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Down in Texas on memorial day,
the "color line" was drawn in such
a way as to cause serious trouble,
and the parade threatened at one
time to be scene of bloodshed.
The whites refu sed to march with
the colored troops. In striking
contrast to this old spirit of cha
tired of the negro" the Alexandria
Gazette, one of the oldest and most
influential journals in Virginia,
boldly advocates the appointment
of colored man to fill the vacancy
on the United States Supreme bench
caused by the death of Justice
Wood.
As it is certain, says the Gazette,
the Democrats, as party, will not
nominate a colored man either for
President or Vice President, and as
there is no vacancy in the cabinet,
Mr.. Garland having refused to make
one by declining proffered place
on the Interstate Commerce COM
mission, the President, if he be sim
cere in his desire that the Demo
Gratis shall give full recognition to
the colored element of the country,
should adopt the suggestion of a
Virginia Democrat, Mr.. s. Wexford
Corbin, and appoint colored law
yer to the seat on the supreme bench
made vacant by the death of Asso-
ciate Justice Wood. Such an APP
pointment would show that the man
the Democrats elected President, if
not Democrats themselves, is really
DESTROYS of recognizing to the full
lest extent the colored citizens of
the country; and it might induce a
division of the colored vote, but
only, as Professor Langston said, in
reference to the appointment of a
colored cabinet officer, in case the
appointment should be confirmed
by the unanimous vote of the DEM
ocratic Senators.
This course of the Gazette, if that
old journal is sincere in its recon-
mendation, shows what a change.
has come over the spirit of the cold
Dominion" whose citizens before
the war looked upon the negro SIM
ply as ''chattel, . and entitled to
no more consideration than horse
or an OK. =, =
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Mr.. CLEVELAND was little pre-
vious the other day in ordering the
return of the captured confederate
flags. Congress has something to
say about that. This little incident
shows the Importance of our Presi-
dents. being posted on laws and
things outside of State politics.
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FOR STATE SENATOR.

MR. EDITOR-I hereby annou nee to the
WI Democratic voters of Anne A rundel
County. the name of EDWARD G.. CAN'T,
for the State Senate, subject to the decision OF
not only honor itself in comforting upon him
this nomination, but IL would do honor to the
party and the county he represents. He would
poll more votes than any man in his party.
AN OLD DEMOCRAT,
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AN Austrian doctor says that
nine times out of ten headache can
be almost instantly cured by swal-
lowing a spoonful of salt dissolved
in a quantity of water sufficient to
allow the sufferer to swallow it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-17

BIO. Blaine arrived at Southamp-
ton, England, yesterday, where he
proposes to remain some days. All
his party are well.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-17

We would impress upon the
minds of our political bosses, that
the people are in 70 mood for the
old methods, and if the men named
do not suit them, a "harry cane"
may be looked for.
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FOR SHERIFF.

CHEsTERFIELD. May 80. 81.
Mr.. EDITOR If MR.. HENRY M.
COX, will consent to allow his name to
go before the democratic primaries for
the Office of Sheriff, he win receive the
united support of the Democracy of the
SECOND DISTRICT
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Minots Oentrfce viii beautifully whiten
the teeth. insure healthy gums and
sweeten the breath. Perfectly harmless.
and can be used without the least iniurv
g the same. Price 25 cents per bottle
For sale by al druggists.
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DRAMATIC DOTS.


Gossip about Coming Attractions aud Notes
Of Footlisht Favorites. rs
William Hosy, of Evans &. Hosy. hea
recently purchased q handaomo reaideuce
on Lexington avenue, New York. =
Mrs. J. B. Potter hps decided to add
Juliet to her repertory, and will probably
play the character for the frat time during
her Baltimore engagement. Az 4
A special to the C,epper from Toronto
aays: Margurite Fish resigns her starring
engsgement with Scott & Mills "Ohjp q
the Old Block" Company December 10,
II Gus Williams and his company rave ave
two lne performances of"'Keppler's For.
tunes" ut the Opera Houue Saturday after.
noon and evening to largo and delighted
audiences. g5,, ! :
Corinne has new burleeque in prepare.
ton .ontitled "Monte Cristo IT," in which
she takes the part OF Edmund Dante,, It
will be brought ont some time soon after
January !, and Manager Gouther hopes to
be able to present the popular little star
in 1t to his patrons at the Grand sometime
during tho month Of February. 4
Wheeling Lodge No. %, 3. P. o. E en-.
couregel by the success It had in enter
tanning Gus Williams and members OF his
company lest Friday evening, proposes to
tender similar compliment to Nj. Harry
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A TEMPERANCE JUBILEE,
all Day Meetiors a. ,ho second ward nI.r.

All Day Meetiogs a; the second Ward urr.
= kst Hall. lgt
S'TempefaucsSmestin were hela in the
Second ward market hall yesterday fore
noon and afternoon and last evening. The
services wero in the nature OF a sort Of a
Jubilee. Major Csmp VAS the principal
orator, and the attendance was guile salts.
factory. .5 sg5 Il.
Thoae who heard Major Camp yesterday
afternoon were highly pleased With
MS address. Az an orator ho has ac-
qured great reputation In tho temper.
ance field, and his addreas Yesterday
proved that he m etitcd all that hsu been
said na to bis abilities as an effective
speaker. =
He will speak, at the following places
daring the week: Firss Baptist Church.
Monday end Tuerdsy night; Germsn Re.
fern Church, Eighth ward, Wednepday
night; Fourth street n. L. Church.
Thurtday and Friday nights
MI ,r Camp 10 not here in the intereat
Of any political patty, but in tho intereet
Of suffering humanity" as he ltsted in
his address yesterday: "some vearH 200
when ! wac prcoticing lawyer l atgrte d
cut to help boom on election and landed
in the naloon. have got all the polit;cs
! want In this liie, and don't want Il
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SUPREME COUHT OF APPEALS.
It Holds the Final scssion and AJjourns
TIL Junuury Mart - l. ,

It Holds the Final Session and AJjourns
TIL January Next.
This Court met at Charleston at 8 o'clock
Friday afternoon last, with all the Judges
present. The following deciaions were
handed down, and other busineas traus.
acted:
Epsign Manufacturing Company, va. Ira
J. hcGinn!a, judge, and ]. W. Carroll,
from Cabell county opinion by Woods ;
writ CT prohibition awarded.
Morehead's administrator vH. Homer,
from Ha.riaon county; opinion by Sny.
der; decree Of Circuit Court reversed and
CRUDE remanded.
Livey, trustee, va. Winton ct ais from
Randolph county; opinion by johnson;
DEGREES OF Circuit Court reversed and
Cause Yenanded.
Gideon Burton & Go. va. J. A. Gibson
and others, from Kanawhs county ap.
peal and supersedess allowed, bond Sl5O
kirkmsn vs. Kirkmsn, from Marshall
county; petition for appeal and suporae.
IDEAS refused. 7..
In the Parkernburs gas company cases,
the motion fox suSpending order was
overruled. n.
State We. Richards, from Wood county,
(sewing machine tag case), re.argum emf
was ordered on motion Of the Attorney
General. :.
Barbour, ssedman & Herod vs. Temp.
kins and others, from Kanawha county !;
re.argument was ordered, on motion OF
appellant.
shrewsbury Va. shrewsbury, from Ia.
naTha county; writ of certiorari allowed
sturm vs.. Fleming and others, from
Harmon county, WAS remanded to rules,
not all OF the parties interested having
been served with procesees.
The amended code, compiled by John
4. Warth, by direction OF the Lsgisla.
ture, ives examined by the Court and
approved. a. 5.-
The Court adjourned till tho first day Of
the next regular torn, in Charleston, be.
ginning on the second Wednesday in jan
uary next. --... .-.Ez' Jog
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LAST NIGHTS nkuEARsAL.
a Good Audience at the Arlon Hall Inst
EvsrIpr. III. .

n Good Audience at tho Arlon Hall last
Evening.
Although the evening was a very
stormy and disagreeasle ono, there was
quite largo attendance ct tho semi.
monthly Sunday night rehearsal given by
the Opera Houso Orchestra, at Arlon
Hall last evening. Thoas who did attend
had every reason to feel we'll repaid, as
the programme was d charming one, and
was rendered in finished and highly sat.
islaCtory manner. There were eighteen
gonilemon In tho orchestra last evening,
the regular corps being aasiated by Prof.
Herman Schockey and Prof. Louis Vaas,
fretvlolins; Mr.. Anton Rsymanu, flute, and
Measrs. Theo. Roller and G. +. Bsandiase,
French horns. The organization never
appeared to better advantage, the balance
between strings, reedo and brass be.
ing Gs near perfect as !! ia possible to ar
range 1t with that number Of men. Undor
Prof. Spells leadership the numbers were
rendered with careful attention to shading
and expression. The applauae was freely
and at tho same time Discriminatory be-
slowed.
OF the concerted numbera q splendid
selection from Wagner'e "Lohongrin" was
very fine, and tho same may be said Of
Conrsdi's overture, 1.-THE Wives OF Vein
berg" The gem OF the evening was
duet for two first violins, with full strineed
accompaniment, played by Professors
Spell and schockey. Other good numbers
were the march from Milloecker's "Bss-
gar STUDENT" Strauss waltz. "Artist'e
Lite;" agrsnd potpourri, "Ein He,z und
Gemueth," by S.etofsld, and paraphrsse,
"How Fair Thou ART" by Nesvadba.
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TILE BEST WAY.

A hurt to any part Of the body by con-
lusIon caused by coming in contact vio.
ieD,ly with some other body, tho confused
blood in the part injured showing dark
mark 10 the extent OF tho hurt, Is o bruise.
natural notion Is disturbed, tho veins arc
clOrrcd, circulation impedcd, congestion scs
In aid pains cnslio. Nature ID impatient OF
any imrc,incnt to ltS regular order; 1t tries
10 force the circulation through Its .propfit
cInnncls thus clogged md pain intensilles. II
inny in minor hurts after long md painful OF
forts restore the functions and by slow degrees
heal itself, but pain is It's signal OF dlstfcss,
md tho greater tho pnin tho louder IL ealis
for help, and 30 long ns pain lasts, ~ ncsis
TINT help What Is That hcipf somethin5
TINT will penetrate deeply, s,imula.e anu
sOothc, and by vigorous Applications suo.
due tic congestion. With natures nd II
clears away tho distractions, heals the ~.
Surgl Tissue and restores. How quickly THIS
can be done Is seen In the rapid disappear
mice of the black marks, and this IS tho
spccIdc action, the healing process Of 81;
Jacobs oil. II Is the thing needed and
lust what nature calls for In tho euro
Of bruises, ms thousands testify VINO nave
tried 1t. But tho conditions In cuts anu
wounds arc little different, although me
principles OF healing are tho same. Inc US
sues IRE separated, laCeratcd and torn apart,
besides being bruised, and natures effort Is
intensified In trying to bring the parts
Z together 10 begin tho process Of healing,
Hardly any one would pour into gaping
wound remedy for relief, but so soon rs M
3 ture brings together the parts and they ad'
here, which Is almost instantly, St; jacobs
OIL, used In accordance with directions fol
use which accompany every bottle, will mag
icaly knit together these parts and confirm
the action of nature by perfect cure.
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Tho Union ola,. WORK, 10 Start.

Work will DO begun to-day preparing
the Union Glass Works, OF Martins gsfry,
to start up. Last Saturday week the
Union Works was sold ct Sheriff 3 sale
and was purchased by Meesrp. Henry
Helling and Henry Floto, OF that city, and
Sheriff Esndlan and J. o. Payne, Of this
city. These gentlemen did not buy it on
speculation, nor with the. intention Of
keeping it, but simply 10 make good
claima which they held against it. Short.
ly before that time Mess1a. Harry North.
wood and Seymour Dunlavy severed their
connection with the LaBello, at Bridge.
port, and as result oil negotiations which
have been pending since, the announc.
ment was made yesterday that Meas;rs
Dunlovy and Northwood had purchased
the ehareB Of Mecsrs. Psyne and Handlan,
and that a new company had been formed,
including Meesrs. Holling and Floto. Mr.,
NolthWood will be general manager and
will have complete charge and control Of
the factory and the glass making. .'fgl.
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Hog Cholera on tho Island,

Some excitement was occasioned Satur.
day by the discovery that come hogs on
tho north end Of the Island belonging to
man named Lash had boon dying oil
and that those etill living were injected
with dieeaae resembling tho hog cholera.
Six hogs died before the disease was sus.
pectod to exist. Drs. Robinson and
Meyers, Of the County Health Board, at
once qunrantined the place, and gave
strict orders that none Of tho swine be re.
moved. They think they can stamp the
disease out II no. interiered with by the
city authorities. The origin OF the disease
Is attributed to feeding city garbage.
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G, A. K. Officers Elected.

A'meeting Of J. W. Holiday Post, G. A..
R., WAS held at their hall Saturday even
ing. A full attendance was present, the
object of the meeting being to elect off.
GERS for the ensuing term. The result WAS
as toilowsl sg.,. '.@i Il. II
Post Commander, J. A. Tsris.
Senior Vice Commander, II. ]. Felber.
Z Junior Vice Commander, J. Rodenback.
Q. D., 8. r. Bingham. l.,.- =
Chaplain, W. L. Gilbraith.
U. NJ J. L. White.
Sergeant, w. J. Hamilton. Il
Q. g., Robert HsElett.
q. A., P. B. DobblnB and Henry SEES
mon. i, o.. /, ( 10 T ~, IS. l
Delegates to the Department. Encap p-
ment at Weston, in April next, w. 3.
Meek, Il. ]. Felber, @. E. Irwin, S. L.
Brice aud J. NJ. R;chaydn.
The election Of allernates was postponed
on account Of tho lataness Of the hour.
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ChokingsCatarrh

Have 5eu awakened from disturbed sleep with
al The horrible sensations oil an assassin clutcbinc
your throat and pressing the LIE. breath from yor
t!gh'ened chest' Hayc you noticed the lausuo,
and debility that succeed the effort to clear yonr
throat and bead Of this catarrhal matter? what a
depressing influence It exeru upon the mind
cloudins tho memory and filling the head win
pains aud strange noisl How difficult II n IN ~
ne nes pss s! throat aud lungs q poi
casarrh. How difficult 70 proiect Inn svs VII
nvss aSH ti.neys az physicians will admit itis
9Iliolc dlseRhe and cries out for relief and cM,n
5he remarkable curative powers, when ali OH, I =
se ea at'sily fall. Of sanford's Radical Cure
mend T. t, e!Iow.sutereIs No state mont IA mSas
resssaipg It that caunot DO substan,isted bv iSe
most respectable and reliable reiercpces. - y 5 'ue
c Eseh PACKET contains one bottle Of The Radical
Cu.a one boz OF Catarrhal solvent, and an In.
Is sold BY all diugsi,ts ior 81 %. ' ana ana
PORTER DRva d CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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Wheeling Council No. /, Junior Order
oil United American Mechanics, was or.
ganized Saturday evening at Parker's Hall
and the following officers elected, and in.
stalled by Special Deputy Brannin: Coun.
c!llor, William Beusford; Vice Councillor,
Z. D. CriGswell Secretary, Charles
Rsy; Assistant Secretary, W. @. Mari.
iDaj Financial Secretary, u. D. Hall
Treasurer, Joseph L. Degant; Warden,
Charles Bueman Conductor, Joe Tonenia
l. SD. B. Crisswell 0. s John Mooney.
at the conclusion Of the installation the
party repaired to the residence Of Joseph
Degsnt where bountityl supper wac
served and q pleasant evening spent,
About fifty members Of the order were
down from steubenyills and thirty from
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THE ouRNRY cans
Will PROBABLY, bs }Intsodueed In Whselipr
---.L--.L In ihn. Nonr Entnxa =. Il.LLI.L-l-

W" 8Fobhpyf DO lhIoupGeu In Whnellng
q In tho Near. Future, illy1
slr. J.. Theodore Quincy, Of Boaton,
Mas, the patentee and manufacturer Of
the /" Quincy cab" a vehicle that has be-
come very popular in all tho large cities Of
both the East and West, and the use Of
which Ia steadily growing and extending,
Is in the city for a few days, his purpore
being to look around and ascertain il there
ia an opening here for bis cabs, and II
there 10 to Introduce them at once, He has
already talked with q number Of leading
businees men, and 30 lar 10 he has gone
has beon assured Of support. The cab that
he proposes 10 Introduce here, II possible.
isn ionr.passenger, two.wheeled, one. horse
vehicle, fnlshed up In the best OF etyle
and for hlro OF tho most reasonable OF
prices. His present idea OF fares ia %
cen'a Tor n ride Of mile or ok tickets for
81; 65 conts an hour for ono passenger. or
10 centa m hour for two or more persons,
aud 10 on. Tho cab 10 covered boy like
Errsngsmont, with glass sides and back
aIording plenty Of light; tho oeats run
the length Of the cab and iscs each other
oho eDNiu tuc CHU IIOtD me rear the OIL.
yer cite In front. They Gro compactly
built md ride very comfortably.
MI Quincy also builds tho English
hanson cab, but does no: recommend
them 40 being as sale, commodlous, o.sy
aod In every way deeirabls "a the Cur.
ney. In fespongs 10 the demand, how.
ovsS, no haa iurniBhed both to number
Of ci,ies, among them Pittsburgh. LOGS
than year ago he introduced tho Cur.
noy Into Richmond. Already 1t has be.
como 60 popular that the ti,st order
placed there has been duplicated
twice. In introducing tho Quincy
MI, Quincy puts about ak in
q city Of this slze, and supplies moro, as
last as there Ia demand. Thoy arc cub.
ject to call at any hour Of the day or
night. 1t aeemn to bs the opinion OF MI
here to whom Mr.. Quincy has talked that
this town has progressed far enough to
support n cheap cab service. Mr.. Quincy
hoo made this matter Of cheap transpor.
tatton In other citiaa atudy, ind has yet
70 Tall, he says, wherever ho has made an
introduction. 7E-3Sl,
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mentioned Ia these meetings.. I want n
platform broad enough, grand enough, 10
Let every man, woman and child in hin
town ntand on It II they will. Every man
that wears broad cloth and every man
whose pants ara greasy can etsnd on ihe
came platform" l'#I '
e A meeting was hold last night and nd.
dresses were made by Messru. Bagss, Long
Umpstesd and Damp. A number aigne3
the pledge, 5'z. 75T. aN'u
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Willlama and his great company Of spe.
clalists on next Monday evening. The
company 10 to DO OF the Grand all Of next
week and great nhow 10 promised.
Next week promises 10 DO popular and
eventiul ono at the Oporl House. Rhea
comes Monday and Tuesday the fair Gaul
has many admirers here and her engage.
ment will probably be fashionable one.
Wednesday and Thursday John 8. Clarke
will again make hts appearance here aud
Ben Mckinley will flu!sh out the week.
Al, three Of theas attractions are ntrong
and good, and should draw we'll.
Manager Relater, Of the Opera House,
promiees q week Of opera In the near
future. Tho company engaged has been
creating o furore In the East, and not only
has n good chorus and fair llnt Of Boloists,
but carried Its own orchestra with which
on the occasion Of It's appearance here the
Opera House orchestra. will double. The
best thing about the ensugement, how.
ever, 10 that It will DO ono Of popular
priceg. /, : g,4 - lfg
Thero will be no attractions presented
at the Opera House this week, and the
amusement loving public will thereby bs
enabled TO devote liz entire attention to
Corinne, who Ia to fill In the week at the
Grand. Two attractions wore announced
to bs at The Opers House this week, but
neither one will materialise. "Tho Domi.
nice Dauphter" Company went to pieces
In tho far West about ten days ago /. was
to have been hero Wednesday and Thurs.
day. The famous trsgsdionne Jsniah, was
to have boon here Friday and Saturday, but
eho Is on tho sick list and has not been
able to I'LL her engagements for over two
weeks paat. 7,IE
A lctter from George Remington, man.
a9er OF "Tbe Argonspts Of 40" informs
uH that, on account Of bis illness, the com.
pany closed November 20, but will resume
tho latter part Of December. Meanwhile
some improvements will be made, and the
piece will be known hereafter No "rhe
| Argonauts, or the 1dyl Of Red Gulch."-
Clipper. It will be remembered that "The
Argouauts" were inflicted on Wheeling,
November 81, % and 20 at the Grand.
There appeared 10 bs something wrong
thon-a sickuess somewhere, that WIS
shared In by the unfortunate audiences.
improvements are sadly needed, but 1t 10
o question as to what effect that new name
will have. =7 &. WY. a15